It's getting busier and busier in offices

Employers are coming back to offices. Companies are returning to stationary work, although it is not so easy for people to go back behind their desks.

“The changes we can observe on the market indicate that business is returning to work in traditional offices. Some employers decided to return to the standard form of work back in the spring, at least to a limited extent. Many companies are now implementing this process. And those who haven't left the home office yet have a roadmap drawn up for the transition to offices and intend to roll it out in the upcoming weeks and months. Few entities are thinking about maintaining remote work. They are dominated by companies from the broadly understood new technology sector,” Mateusz Strzelecki, Head of Tenant Representation / Partner at Walter Herz. said.

“Employers assume that the gradual limitation of remote work is the best course of action for the company. Isolation is not conducive to integrating people and does not create space for developing creative solutions and exchanging experiences. Global trends related to the spread of remote work made it possible to verify the effectiveness of such a work system and redefine team cooperation. It is already known that this is not an optimal work style, especially for companies where development is based on exchanging ideas in teams. It hinders sharing of knowledge and building relationships as well as organizational culture, which are fundamental to business,” Magdalena Zagrodnik, Head of HR & Business Partner at Walter Herz, added.

(WBJ)